The Defendant's Modus Operandi When Committing Crimes on Prior Occasions

question 2

True/False

The defendant's modus operandi when committing crimes on prior occasions is admissible only when the prosecutor can convince the judge that the method used was sufficiently unusual to amount to the defendant putting his or her "signature" on it.

Recognize how personality traits, particularly from the Big Five, change and stabilize over the course of adulthood.

Explain the changes in gender identity and the significance of androgyny in middle adulthood.

Understand the relationship between personality traits, especially from the Big Five, and life outcomes such as health, satisfaction, and relationship stability.

Identify the importance of social support and the revision of possible selves for meaning and happiness in adulthood.

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Definitions:

Six Fingers

A condition known as polydactyly, where an individual has an extra digit on the hand or foot.

X-Linked Recessive Disorder

A genetic disorder carried on the X chromosome, where males are typically more affected due to having only one X chromosome.

Color Blindness

A visual deficiency where one is unable to differentiate between certain colors due to absence or malfunction of color-detecting components in the eyes.

Inherited

Traits or conditions that are passed from parents to offspring through genes.